On World Refugee Day, we call for a fundamental change in European migration policy
On the 20th of June, the World Refugee day, just a few days before Germany takes over the presidency of the EU Council, we are launching a network to take …
‘From the Sea to the City’ aims to join forces to reimagine the European stance on migration with cities and human rights at the center. With this vision we want to send a strong signal to the European institutions that we want to pursue a welcoming and human-rights based migration and refugee policy. Welcoming refugees and migrants in our municipalities and cities is a chance to democratize Europe further from below: it is the cities that bear the brunt of managing migration, thus it is the cities that should also have a say in the European migration policy.
Our political demands are addressed to Mayors, representatives of European cities and EU representatives:
It builds up from the 2018 created Palermo Charter Process Platform (PCPP) a broad activists platform, inspired by the freedom of international mobility of migrants declared in the Palermo Charter in 2015.
On the 20th of June, the World Refugee day, just a few days before Germany takes over the presidency of the EU Council, we are launching a network to take …
A stronger involvement of cities and civil society organisations in EU funding is an essential part of an EU migration policy that builds on human rights. A number of cities …
SIGN HERE Together we are calling on European leaders to act now. The fire in Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesvos was a disaster waiting to happen. The …
Solidarity Cities of Europe – How can we work together on progressive migration policy? While the EU and Europe’s national governments double down on migration deterrence at any cost, more …